Mini Auslan

Grandchildren spending time and learning Auslan with Deaf Grandparent. Today we learnt zoo animals signing the colours, animals and food. A special moment together building relationships and communication together. ❤️🌈❤️

🎉 NEW RELEASE!!! 🚽🤟 You asked, I listened..........

Our new Mini Auslan Toilet Training Visual Poster & Flashcards are now available for your little ones!

Designed to make toilet training visual, easy to follow and Auslan-friendly, with colourful step-by-step pictures and basic Auslan to help children understand their toilet routine, build confidence and encourage independence.

🚽 TOILET TRAINING POSTER
An easy-to-follow visual sequence showing each step of the toilet routine with pictures and Auslan.

Available as:
✨ Physical laminated poster + postage:
https://payhip.com/b/6YmDw

📥 Digital PDF – download and print at home or school
https://payhip.com/b/exQ7G

🚽 TOILET TRAINING FLASHCARDS
A larger version of each individual toilet-training step, featuring a clear picture and Auslan.

Available as:
✨ Physical laminated A5 flashcards + postage:
https://payhip.com/b/XGQnJ

📥 Digital PDF – print at home or school:
https://payhip.com/b/y4oU8

🛒 Available online now through Mini Auslan Shop.

Created by Deaf artist Amy McEwing and designed to support children, families and educators through a positive and visual toilet-training journey. ❤️🌈🤟

🎉 NEW RELEASE! 🎉

Our popular ABC Fingerspelling Book is now available as a Colouring Book! 🖍️

Amy McEwing's original artwork has been transformed into bold black outlines, ready for children to colour in using their own imagination. Each page includes an Auslan fingerspelling handshape and a matching vocabulary picture for every letter of the alphabet.

📥 Instant digital download just for $11!! Print at home and start colouring today! Click here to purchase today: https://payhip.com/b/h1OC4

Through my work, I've had many people tell me they're not sure how to identify themselves. Sometimes it's because of their diagnosis, their language, or the way they grew up and were educated.

I've heard people say they are Deaf, Deaf in one ear, Hard of Hearing, Oral, Bilingual, Late Starter, and many other ways of identifying themselves.

I respect them all.

What matters to me is that you have access to communication. You have Auslan. You have accessibility. You have support. You have family, friends and a community who respect you, accept you and understand you.

You matter.
You belong.
You are valued.
You are welcome.

You don't have to prove how Deaf you are, how much you can hear, whether you sign, speak, or do both.

Your journey is your own, and it's valid.

You are not alone.

I hope one day you accept yourself for exactly who you are, there is no right or wrong way to be Deaf.

You are enough. Just as you are.....

Hello everyone,

Mini Auslan is not accepting any new clients for face-to-face services or Zoom sessions at the moment, until further notice. I am fully booked for the rest of this year and need to balance my work with my family and health.

However, I'm still happy to help with referrals. If you're looking to connect with another Deaf business or an Auslan mentor, please send me a message with your location, and I'll do my best to connect you with the right person or service.

I'm incredibly grateful for your kind words, recommendations, positive word of mouth, and ongoing support of my business. As a small business owner working on my own, it truly means so much to me.

I'll still be sharing Auslan vlogs, art and crafts, funny clips, and other content whenever I have some free time. It won't be every day because life is quite busy!

I'm also still selling my ABC Fingerspelling Book, One Letter = 3 Signs Auslan Game, Auslan Activity Workbook, and posters in three different sizes. You can find them in the pinned Shop post on this page.

Thank you all so much for your understanding and support. 💙